Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-06-11
CHICAGO.
Happenings Done Up In Small
Parcels
For Hasty Readers.

E4MeITOpOIl6 once more.
81 Mr.. Geo. Morton, Of Hamilton, Ont,
is on a visit to our city.
Mr.. Chas. Green invites all his friends
{ to call and see him ut 2s10 State.
Mr.. Erwin Sly is again happy his old
chum, W. a. Evans is in the city.
q Mr.. James Hall contemplates on tax
ing better half some time this month.
Mr.. Carl Nelson and Alonzo Malone
were out fishing Thursday evening. No
fish.
]. Mr.. Robert Merritt left Wednesday
for Frankfort, KY, to spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Flora Bell from Pittsburg, is
visiting Miss Fannie Allen, 756 West
I Congress,
1t you want your washing done good
and cheap, call at 2I0, 4th avenue. Mrs.
Dora Johnson.
Mrs. Maria Holmes left for Louisville,
KY. Thursday after brief visit to her son
and daughter.
For the best meals in the city and the
WESTERN APPEAL call at Estella Cafe.
446, State street.
Mr.. w. H. Alexander will leave for
Waukesha, Saturday, to open the Foun-
tain Spring House.
Buy books, stationery, cigars and the
| WESTERN APPEAL at Chas. Landers, Ill,
p. Harrison street.
| Mr.. Tom Cavanaugh of the Bee Res
taurant left for brief visit to his old
home Philadelphia.
Harsh & Taylor are in the lead when
it comes to furnishing first-class "wet
goods" No. 434 State.
When yon wish to have suit nicely
cleaned and repaired call on Pope &
Smith, NJ. 121. E.. Lake.
Mr.. G. L. Barnett passed through this
/; city this week, going to Nebraska where
he will reside in the future.
The WESTERN APPEAL will always be
found on sale at Estella Cafe and Chas.
Lrndre's, Ill, E. Harrison street.
w. Johnson, Geo, Shaw leave Monday
morning for Fox Lake Co spend four
days fishing. The fshermans old story.
Mr.. Robt. Miller is now trying to find
out which is the best watering place to
go this summer. Bob, Lake Michigan
The many friends Of Mrs. S. r..
snowden will be pleased to learn that
after two weeks illness she is now con-
yalescent.
The saloon Of the late Geo. Cross is
again in operation under the manage
ment of Mr.. Robt. Crawford. The best
wet goods in the city.
Mr.. T. D. p. soutze, who has been in
o. S. @. M. Department for thirty-three
years is laid up with infamatory rheu-
matism but is slowly recovering.
East Lynn is again being rellearsed
by the Spencer's dramatic company, we
hope that it may be produced soon and
satisfy the curiosity of some OF our stage
struck young ladies and gentlemen.
Ezekiel Lodge 1905, G. U. @. ofO. F.
will meet the second and fourth Tues
days each month. Third Tuesday for
degrees meet at John jones' lodge room
1923 South Clark. Geo. Green, N. G.,
G. R, Scott, P. S.
Extensive preparations are already
being made for the Masonic convention
that is to take place here in August.
The Grand Lodges throughout the U. S.
have expressed their willingness to as
lsist in making this the grandest con-
vention ever held in this country by
the A. +. & A, Masons.
A great many tickets have already
been sold and are still selling very
rapidly for the Bergen Star Concert
which will be held in FarWell Hall, this
city, on June 22nd. Miss Flora Batson
who is the principal feature of the en-
tertainment is too well known to re-
/ quire any comment whatever, for, as a
vocalist Miss Batson has won for herself
q reputation second to none in the
i United States. The local talent that
has been secured is the very best, so
that nothing short of rich treat may
be expected by their audience.
]. What picnics are you going to this
season? is the query that is going the
rounds just now; but wait a little sars
the APPEAL man, if you want to go to a
picnic and have q glorious time; if you
want to have time long to be remem-
bered. A good pleasant day in the
woods, free from the turmoil Of the
busy, noisy city, and also free from the
mingling and co-mingling of persons Of
questionable character and those with
out character, wait for the Union Social
. Clubs picnic, or st. Georges Com
mandry *. Us picnic who reserve the
right to exclude all persons fill repute.
i The Youngest knights and Daughters
of the Tabernacle of the Independent
Order Of Seven of the Sir knights Of
Tabor will give a grand entertainment
! at Central Hall, corner Wabash avenue
and 22nd street, Thursday evening, June
23rd, 1887 at which time the annual In
stallation ceremonies of officers-elect OF
i King Solomon Temple No. 30, and In
dependent Golden Gate Tabernacle No.
& 50, will take place. After the cere-
monies grand supper will be served
Il innl1f7in0 al + no n lica ae IF fho saosov,